Intersolar NA: Unirac teams up with Kyocera on 1.16MW system on historic New Jersey site

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PV mounting and systems company Unirac has joined forces with Kyocera Solar to establish a 1.16MW PV installation on the historic Masonic Lodge of New Jersey. The system was designed by NJ Solar Power, framed using Unirac's ISYS Ground Mount (IGM) mounting solution and kitted out with 5,656 of Kyocera’s KD205 modules.

“Unirac’s dedication to being an industry leader is manifested in its products,” said Unirac CEO Doug May. “The IGM is designed to be an incredibly cost-effective system with the most scalable supply chain possible. Its groundbreaking installation rate of more than 10 modules per man-hour, components that require zero fabrication, and extreme strength-to-weight ratio make IGM the clear choice for large-scale PV projects,” May added.

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Unirac’s full product line is on display at the company’s booth #7610 at the Intersolar North America trade show.

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